| Average Rating: Number of Reviews Written by IFDB Members: 4 |
Not all of the puzzles in Kaged feel fair or well-clued, and this is a pity, because the game is otherwise very effective. You play a minor bureaucrat in the justice system of a vast and overbearing state, trying to understand a series of recent disturbing events. The architecture of the setting, the behavior of the other characters, and the unfolding of the plot all work together to create a sense of oppression and fear, which only grows stronger as the game plays out.
Kaged is illustrated with a handful of surreal images, which do more to strengthen the mood than to explain anything.
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